Forms: Create Radio Buttons

Create a Form	Remember that you create a form field with the <FORM></FORM> tag pair. Within the <FORM> tags will go the entire form, i.e. both the questions you ask and the form elements, i.e., the box and button spaces where the user will supply responses
	To create most form elements, use the following code:
<INPUT TYPE="[form]" NAME="[name]">
	This tag does not require a closing tag The TYPE attribute specifies the kind of form element (e.g., text box, button, etc.) you want to display. The NAME attribute specifies the class of information being gathered by that particular form element. When the information is processed by the server it will be identified by the term you assign to the NAME attribute.
The Radio Button	The radio button is a form element that allows the user to select only one of a number of offered choices. The term for this form element refers to the fact that you can choose to press only one button (i.e., listen to only one station) at a time on a car radio. The radio button tag requires a VALUE for each possible choice. VALUE refers to the actual data being collected. The VALUE attribute identifies the information gathered when a user specifies a particular choice from a list provided by you.
Example
In what county do you live? Arlington Fairfax Loudoun Prince William
	The HTML code used to create a radio button is :
<INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="[radioset]" VALUE="[value]">
	[radioset] equals a name given to the entire set of radio button choices in a particular question. [value] equals the name of each button in the radioset. Repeat the radio button tag for each button in the radioset. Use the same radioset NAME for each button but change the VALUE attribute to reflect the content of the particular button. You can add the CHECKED attribute to one of the tags if you want a popular button to be pre-checked.
	The HTML code for the sample radioset above is:
In what county do you live? <BR> <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="county" VALUE="arlington">Arlington <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="county" VALUE="fairfax">Fairfax <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="county" VALUE="loudoun">Loudoun <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="county" VALUE="prwill">Prince William
	Remember that this code goes within the <FORM></FORM> tag pair
	Note that I called the radioset county. Note also that I attached a value to each button that reflected the information it displays.